Sentence examples for easy sucking from inspiring English sources

Fornaroli made sure it wasn't that easy, sucking in four defenders and laying off to Nick Fitzgerald in the box before receiving it back and heading past Birighitti.

And it's easy to suck in via RSS, API's, and the like.

It delivers sharper, richer images than the competition, and its video jack and cables make it genuinely easy to suck images from a VCR or camcorder into your PC.

It's got all the essential components of a solid mid-run snack, and the squishy consistency makes it easy to suck down without breaking your stride.

That said, it's easy to suck the fun out of sex by treating it like it's a game that can be won (though sometimes that's hot too).

While it's easy to suck at krumping, it'll come with time.

Water, which isn't very viscous, is very easy to suck into and blow out of a straw.

Typically it involves drilling wells to pump steam into the ground to melt the bitumen and make it easier to suck up to the surface.

The high-frequency sound waves are already used by many plastic surgeons to break down fat cells to make them easier to suck out by liposuction.

When we were right over the borrow site, the heads were lowered in and started blasting the seabed with jets of water, to loosen the sand and make it easier to suck up.

Over the next eight minutes, he played dozens of clips of conservative media personalities -- Bill O'Reilly, Steve Doocy, Eric Bolling, Charles Krauthammer -- who blast the poor by reflecting the Randian view that it's easier to "suck on the teat of the state" than to work for a living.